Crack Firemen Go Abroad to Paris Exposition
An international firemen’s tourney will be held at the Paris exposition in August. The United States will be represented by 14 Kansas City firemen led by Chief George C. Hale. Hale, long chief of the department, is credited with water towers used in tall buildings. The team, all specialists with six to seven years of experience, has trained for a year and a half and expects to win official recognition of their prowess.
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United States
Kansas City
Parla
George C. Hale
Yale
Hale
London
Chief Hale
Fire brigade goes to London for international contest
Chief Hale outlines the six horse team led by Captain J Egner and a eight and a half second start in 1893 London tests. They will haul a new engine, hose, nozzles, a jumping net and ladder to the fair grounds, erect a skeleton firehouse, and compete against 15 to 20 nations. Back by Oct. 1, with exhibitions in London and several cities.
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Gerurue
Hale
Ponpier
J. ©. Egner
London
Liverpool
Belfast
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Greenock
George E. Roberts
Seneca Falls
Agricultural miscellany and farm observations from old notes
A collage of rural notes and statistics on crops, livestock, and farm life. Topics include weed control by sheep, peach crop ripening, July crop reports, water and horse care, butter yield from a Holstein cow, price changes in wheat corn and cotton, and general prosperity in agriculture. Also covers political satire on road supervisors, bird predation, oleomargarine tax, curious corn rows, wrens and worms, home canning, work life balance, and global potato and flax notes.
Work or Starve Warns Against Overparenting
The author argues against parents overfeeding and sheltering their children, comparing a dependent youth to a bird fed by a parent. He warns that the moment the parent stops providing, the young person must hunt for food or face starvation, urging families to avoid excessive parental subsidy.
The Kicking Cow Fable On Morals And Church Life
A parable argues happiness and heaven require freeing a man from a troublesome cow that disrupts dignity and patience. It warns against tolerating disruptive behavior within church standing and suggests quitting or removing the source of disturbance.
Swiped Election Metaphor Crafted In Washington Post
In a Chicago reading room a man debates euphonious phrases for a political memo about a failed aldermanic bid. He tests lines like avalanche landslide and swiped off the face of the earth, finally settling on a strong, rhythmic expression for his defeat.
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Chicago
Landslide
Washington Post
A Complented Flag And Royal Standard History
The article details the Spanish royal standard with its complex quarters and heraldic elements from León, Castile, Aragon, Sicily, Austria, Burgundy, Flanders, Antwerp, Brabant, Portugal, and France. It contrasts the flag’s components and notes a dialogue about marriage plans between John and his mother.
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Charles the Bold
Geoffrey
Barcelona
Barce- Tona
Aragon
Leon
Castile
Sicily
Burgundy
Flanders
Antwerp
Brabant
Broken Bric-a-Bracs Major's Cement Exposed by New York Expert
Mr Major presents why Major's Cement outperforms rivals citing raw materials and high advertising costs. He claims many cements are diluted glue products and notes dealers profit motives. The article promotes Major's Rubber and Leather Cements and mail order availability.
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Major
New York
Public Rail Schedules and Interurban Connections 1900
Travel notices show Cleveland Toledo and Columbus connections via Pennsylvania Lines with through tickets and baggage checks. Interurban Canton Massillon service updates list hourly departures from Canton Public Square to Massillon and back, with special arrangements for lake-bound connections and staff contacts for schedules and fares.
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Alliance
Niles and
Youngstown
L. F
LORER
FORD
Pktsburgh
Penn's
Pennsylvania Lines
Canton
Massillon
L. O.’Tool
F. BH
Killinger
Niagara Falls and Return to Cleveland by Rail Route
Crain departs Missillon at 6 44 p m on August 1 for a round trip to Niagara Falls and return via Lorain and Wheeling line. The round trip fare is four dollars.
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Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Ry. Co
Chicago
Orth Doud
A.M
P.M
Bellaire
Senseene Ees Weatward
Bridgepor
Uhrichsville
Pittab
Philadelphia
Beaver Falla ' i
Canal Dover
Taolumbiana Justus
Leetonia
Massillon Tb i
Dalem
Canal Fulton
Tod
Ee Jie Warwick
Alliance J Ar
Vem Alt Sterling
Maximo Seville
Louisville Chippewauke
Canton Medina
Sao Lester
Lawrence Brooklyn
Burton City
Wes
Cleveland
Orrville
Sais
A.m.ip
M. Sureve
Au Lester
Ansfield
Ubrichsville
Pe Etline
Uline
Medina
Mt Fe Chipew
Lake
Eastword
Sterling Gf
al lv
Warwick
Atliso
Spas
Eiis Massillon
Juruss
Ayne
Jax
Cenal Dover
I van Wert
Eins
Phladelphia
Adres Pa Vbrichsville
Bridgeport
Ballatre Eine Tansield
Lorain
Wourdlonville
Makeville
Rial Elyria
Grafton
Irese “ Bigia
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Martin's Ferry
Wheeling
Arton City
Massillon
Souisvilla
Miaximo Rr
Dal Far G. Carre
P.A
Noala Pittsi
Niagara Falls
Lorain & Wheeling Railway
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